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Cache entry not found error when loading an image

 
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I am getting this error when trying to load an image:

Loaded image: http://localhost:8080/vcei_s/online/images\-1\19-phil.jpg
network: Cache entry not found [url: http://localhost:8080/vcei_s/online/images%5C-1%5C19-phil.jpg, version: null]

It says image loaded, but then it says entry not found...no image is actually loading...

suggestions? Does the fact that the "\" appear as %5C mess it up?
 
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Those links point to your local machine, they will not work for anybody else.

Can you provide some more context of what you are doing? Is this a Java desktop application, a web application, or something else? Are you programming a servlet or an applet? When and where in your code does this happen? Can you show us your code?
 
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I know those links point to my machine, they weren't intended as links, they were intended to show you the actual error message.

Check out this post for some of the code: Its long, its two programs a server side and client side...

https://coderanch.com/t/466208/Applets/java/File-Permission-Error
 
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